Local lodge and club meetings scheduled for Monday and Saturday
UT and Auxiliary convene at Labor Temple Saturday evening with services, refreshments, and a Sunday gathering at 10 am. 1213 E. of LE plans a 2 o'clock Sunday meeting in Labor Temple. Druim corps drills and Order of Job's social set for Monday. Masonic Temple hosts 7:30 pm drum practice and K.C. Club rooms gather at 8 pm. F.P.E.O. and other groups hold Monday sessions, with various hostesses and locations listed.
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Labor Temple
Lade
Druim Corps
Order of Job's
Masonic Temple
Church C
K.C
River Lodge
10.C
10.C.F. Ha . Chapter F.P.E.O
M. E. Bly
Wharton
Society Guests and Club Activities Across Local Groups
Society notes detail regular meetings at Mrs. Barnes home with eight visitors, devotionals led by Mrs. Wessels, and a banquet fund drive of nearly $17. The groups plan rug making, a June meeting with Mrs. Wullweber, and a May Legion Auxiliary Mother's Day event. Wilson Pre-School Mothers host annual dinner party with new officers elected led by Lucy Fridley. Bea O’Brien, Erma Pugsley, and Eileen Smith served. picnic planned for June. Newman Club elected officers including Mrs. Nottestad and Mrs. Thrall. Father Con stardine book review featured. last meeting to be a May picnic at Mrs. Gagnon. Legion Auxiliary mothers and friends honored at Mother’s Day party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
W.S.C.S. Society
Dave Barnes
O. Wessels
Barnes
T. Venables
Wullweber
Wilson
Stanley‘ Sickels
Bea O’brien
Erma Pugsley
Eileen Smith
Lucy Fridley
Gertrude Ford
Esther Gibbs
Esther Gardner
Bea O'Brien
Mildred Wetrich
Peggy Sickels
Newman Club
R. E. Hill
E. M. Nottestad
H. E. Thrall
Elden M. Johnson
H. F Vonderhart
J. J. Constardine
W. C. Gagnon
Kenneth Jorgensen
T. Cocking
Earl Miner
Kressman Taylor
E. R. Bowder
Edward McDowell
R. L. Brenner
Red Cross
Ira Johnson
Ed Ulrich
Lyle Himmel Weds in Australia in Sydney Details
Lyle Himmel formerly of Huron married Beryl Gilroy in Sydney Australia on Saturday April 10 194% at Waverly Ha of New South Wales The ceremony ended with a reception at the Consul General and Mrs Palmar then the couple departed for a resort southbound wedding trip Mr Himmel has been serving as
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Himmel
Huron
Australia
Sydney
Beryl Gilroy
Waverly
New South Wales
Australa
Palmar
Himmicl
City Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Arrivals
Local briefs note Lois Campbell visiting Sioux Falls for a wedding and family visits, fur storage ad, Lt Alvin Hougnon’s return to Ft Bragg after leave, Harriett Lindahl’s trip to Merced for son Arthur’s transfer to Pearl Harbor, Huron opens new dress shop, Cecil B. Shepherd’s Chicago graduation and commission, NYA trainees headed to Seattle for defense work, rummage sale at Baptist Church, Mrs. Cecil Shupe’s Brookings visit, defense training for several, graduation card encouragement from Kiel Bros, Ray Verdon Hansen beginning Farragut Navy training, Doyle Barton leaving Newfoundland for home, Samuel Lonsdale Shaw among cadet officers in University of Chicago program, Mrs C A Mitchell’s Amarillo visit then Atlantic City orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Campbell
Sioux Falla
John R. Campbell
J. Keith
South Dakota
Adv
Alvin Hougnon
Ft. Bragg
N. C
W. H. Hougnon
Kansas Avenue
Harriett Lindahl
Merced
Calif
Arthur Lindahl
Arthur ‘Lindahl
Pearl Harbor
Huron
Cecil B. Shepherd
University of Chicago
NYA
Lauren Robbing
Dale Thedorff
Seattle
Wash
Baptist Church
Cecil Shupe
Brookings
Clara Kurtz
Ronald Johnson
Richard Kott
Donald Jorgensen
California
Kiel Bros. Inc
Farragut Naval Training Station
Farragut
Ida
Ray Verdon Hansen
Newfoundland
Arlis Barton
Eighth Street
Samuel Lonsdale Shaw
Colorado Avenue
Institute of Meteorology
Army Air Forces
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
University
Brookings Register
C A. Mitchell
Amarillo
Tex
C. Arthur Mitchell
Atlantic City
N. FT
New Germ Killer Stops Pneumonia Discovery
University of Chicago scientists reveal Triethylene glycol based anti-sneeze solution that kills pneumonia and streptococcus germs within minutes when sprayed into rooms. The War Department board notes thimbleful doses in large spaces suffice. Dr Oswald H Robertson and three colleagues led the research and he joins the American Academy of Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
War Department
Civilian Epidemiological Board
American Academy of Sciences
Wartime rail use and rationing actions in wartime pages
May 14 1943 page notes continuous rail shipments to avoid peak coal movements and urges consumer purchase of next winter needs. Announces immediate construction of 168 all steel tank barges for petroleum on Mississippi Ohio to St Paul Minneapolis. Local boards to handle Line ration violations with hearings. New ceiling prices for packaged drugs with changes due to war. Home canned fruits and vegetables priced and pointed for sale this summer with limits per person and per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ohio
St Paul
Minneapolis
Legion Hall Meeting Notes And Community Update
Tuesday evening at Legion Hall the group heard reports on O. T. articles, Memorial Day observance, and Poppy Day May 29. South Dakota reached 100 percent membership and won a $25 prize. several members and guests were highlighted with songs, recognitions, and a long decorative luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
B. H. Laskowski
Madaline Finley
O. T
Yankston Hospital
Clifford Peck
Mitchell
Emma Rhodes
Addie Nelson
Bonnie Lou Swift
Mary Jean Cooley
Marian Blount
Grant van Duzee
Pauline Koppert
St Marys Band plans bake sales and socials
St Marys Band met at the Sikorra home for a dessert luncheon and set bake sale dates May 14 22 and 29. Cards at four tables yielded prizes to Louise Kiel and Ethel Coughlin. Catalpa Circle met at the Johnsons with four war bonds announced and prizes won by Clara Rupp and Laura Hay amid bingo entertainment led by Ethyl Olson. Harriett Stakke wed Wesley E Roos at Woonsocket Methodist Church with attendants Alicia Noble Nancy Stakke Marjorie Swanson Thomas Olson and others. reception followed at church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Sikorra
St. Mary's
C. A. Sikorra
Grace Wagner
z _Tt
Louise Kiel
Ethel Coughlin
Catalpa
Johnsons
Laura Hay
Kathryn Johnson
Clara Rupp
Emma Patrick
Ethyl Olson
Hastiett Stakke
Woonsocket
Harriett Stakke
Wesley E. Roos
R. Marcus Walker
Methodist Church
Harry Stakke
Calif
Alicia Noble
Nancy Stakke
Marjorie Swanson
Excelsior
Minn
Thomas Olson
Starbeck
Robert Jamison
Jolink
Edgerton
Stakke
Roos
Salvation Army
Navy
Edythe Noble
Ruth Barts
Card Party At Bonilla Home
A social event at the Bonilla home in Fort Riley Kansas marked by a party honoring Staff Sgt Clark E. Bales and the birthday of Thomas Westby. The gathering included games and lunch prepared by Mrs Westby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Bont Lla
Clark E
Bales
Fort Riley
Thomas Westby
Westby
Richardson Named Yankton County Auditor
Yankton County commissioners appointed Richardson to succeed Maurice J. Lee as county auditor. Lee resigned to become chief of police of Yankton after a tenure as former sheriff and deputy, with Lee set to be named chief at a board meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankson
Jary
EK. Richardson
State Department of Finance
Board of
County Commissioners
Yankton County
Maurice J. Lee
Yankton
Lee
William J. Limpo
T. D. Bowman
Police and Fire
Missionary To Speak At W S C S Meeting
The May meeting of the W S C S will be held at the Methodist Church Monday afternoon May 17. Miss Thirza Bunce a missionary from Malaya will give a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Highmore
W.s.c
Methodist Church
Thirza Bunce
Malaya
Wallace to Speak at I Am An American Day Rally
First public address by Vice President Wallace since returning from South America will be delivered Sunday May 16 at 9 00 AM over Columbia broadcasting system. He will speak at the I Am An American Day rally in New York. Existing wartime plant proposals will be re examined to determine if new construction is needed as the nation’s water production capacity is deemed adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Wallace
South America
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
OWD
CORP
Dorcas Society Holds Hard Times Party at Pilgrim Hall
About 20 members of the Dorcas Society of the Congregational Church and guests met at Pilgrim Hall on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ww. P. Slocum led devotions and the group sang two hymns. After business, a hard times party was held and fines collected were added to the aid treasury. Hostesses included Mrs. Florence Van Camp and Mrs. Oscar Laxsom. Miss Minnie Slocum was an out of town guest.
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Rangoon
Burma
Legion Auxiliary
Mothers and Friends of Auxilary
Drum’s Auditorium
Orioles Orchestra
Eft
Stanting Mimmuimmeltie
Mene
Ware
Tonite
Paul Muni
Anna Lee
Lillian Gish
Robert Coote
Zandra
Wrye
Durras Sunrtlee
Washington, D. C
U.S. Navy School of Music
Edgerton, Minn
Gustavus Adolphus College
St Peter, Mina
Pease
Mary Pease
Evelyn Clarke
Christine Kennedy
Deeg
Lois Kleinschmid
Y.W.C.A
Lucille Schroeder
B. Kiser
Utah Southeast
Ruth Thompson
St. Teresa P.T.A
B. Welsh
John Simons
Frank Splitek
Clarence Schumacher
Arthur Hamburg
R. A. Sabatkamn
Roa Perera
Dio
Richardson
Emen
Dorcas Society
Joseph Aspe
Sonneborn Clothes Corporation
Habicht
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